styluss

Feels like there is a trend for new accounts to post news

You can look at Google Maps' "Popular Times"

Because they want to find the code paths before deploying the code. Surely they have error logging or tracing and can see why it panics.

I tried this with a medium sized project and some unexpected code that could panic 3 functions away from the nil.

Bunch of newly created accounts in the replies

Which ones are you building?

Can you elaborate on what you mean?

opening the root page http://dist-prog-book.com/ seems to load Tufte CSS documentation

having worked in a company where project were named after marine life, I changed my mind, no cute names.

What was the use case? I agree, a lot of stuff that is supposedly magic in graph dbs aren't that hard to do in SQL.

What kind of error does it check?

Why do you feel like he should be a hero?

You can use https://crates.io/crates/skim

They are referring to https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/docs/Analytics....

Was it https://youtu.be/jkHqrkcEHRc ?

Seems like it was a producer that sent it. https://www.polygon.com/animation-cartoons/2020/5/26/2127041...

Seems like people here are really against OSINT.

The Typing of the Dead

> Why are they writing a messenger bot in Rust?

AFAICT Rust is a general purpose programming language. People can use it how they want. How do you learn a recent programming language? "hey boss I'm going to write production code in a new language that I haven't learned. Lol YOLO"

The only place I've seen people using catch unwind was in Sentry library to catch panics. Needless to say that it was never used even before we removed all unwraps from the code.

Do you have a link? Curious about the use cases

One person is not the community

Link?

Sounds like a cool project, were there any libraries that you used that are worth mentioning?

> mass fraud by people from Bulgaria

turned out that in the period 2007-2013, 805 Bulgarians

From https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarenfraude

Eat more, I lost some weight when I realized that I wasn't eating enough.

Can still see the site on amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/jeff-be...

> "it’s quicker than using interface types, trust us

During runtime, the program doesn't know the actual type of the variable, it just knows it's a io.Reader and dereferences to the actual type vs generating the code for the type that is actually being used.

Here's an interesting read on issues with interfaces at scale https://segment.com/blog/allocation-efficiency-in-high-perfo...

great article. reminds me of one about Alan Moore ending up hating The Killing Joke and the Watchmen's message https://www.inverse.com/article/14967-alan-moore-now-believe...

It makes less sense when the source code uses idioms that aren't recommended for other code